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Let's say you tour a model home and you fall in love with it. The place is beautiful, with nice touches everywhere. You return to dissect what you like about it, and you come up with ideas to improve it. So you huddle with an architect and create plans for your dream home. That's what Nissan did with its luxury Infiniti FX45. It took the best that's been done by everyone else, and made a better model. Prices: US $44,375 base; as tested, $54,845. Warranty: 4 years/60,000 miles powertrain.
I remember the first 2004 Infiniti FX45 that I saw on a highway. It turned my head around. Completely around. It was ... WOW! Photos don't do this "crossover" vehicle justice. It is drop-dead gorgeous, a visage from a Japanese Godzilla movie set in the year 2010. The design is fluid in the extreme, as if a wet-paint model had been set in a wind tunnel and the fan turned on "hurricane." Yes, it's a sport utility. Yes, it's car-like. Infiniti calls it "the radical fusion of sports car and premium SUV" and that's an apt description. It has all the utility of an SUV coupled with performance you won't find in any other luxury sports utility. And it has handling and braking up to its performance charactistics. This one scoots, takes curves as if on rails and stops with competent certainty. That beautiful body sits atop look-at-me 20-inch spoked wheels. Infiniti has overlooked nothing in improving this breed of vehicle. The interior is as futuristic and technologically advanced as the exterior design hints. Some Nissan/Infiniti vehicle designs are so extreme that auto writers like to call them "love it or hate it". I see nothing to hate about the design of the 2004 Infiniti FX45. You want to be noticed when you arrive? Buy this one.
The 2004 Infiniti FX45 has high, luxurious leather seats (the front two being heated). Rear seats fold down to add cargo space and recline for passenger comfort. The leather-wrapped steering wheel adjusts four ways and the instrument panel moves up and down with it to maintain eyesight on the instruments. Our tester had almost every option, and that's the way to buy this vehicle. A center navigation system screen provides a "birds-eye" view of maps. It can be voice-controlled and it talks you to your destination. Put the SUV in reverse and a tiny video camera in the rear door displays on the screen a wide-angle view of what's behind the vehicle. The tester also had a DVD system. Its screen swings down from the roof; headphones for the kids keep grown-ups from hearing the soundtrack of "Finding Nemo" for the umpteenth time. For the grown-ups, there's one of the most incredible audio systems in any vehicle, with 11 speakers and enough power to blow out windows as you pass. Plus, our tester had satellite radio. You don't need a key to start the 2004 Infiniti FX45. Leave the remote fob in pocket or purse. The vehicle knows when you approach; it unlocks your driver's door. Turn a slotted knob on the dash--the FX45 starts.